Field of Dreams (1989)
Overview
Ray Kinsella is an Iowa farmer who hears a mysterious voice telling him to turn his cornfield into a baseball diamond. He does, but the voice's directions don't stop -- even after the spirits of deceased ballplayers turn up to play.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $15,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $84,431,625.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 20.483 |
Directed By
Phil Alden Robinson
Crew
Linda M. Bass
James Horner
John Lindley
Margery Simkin
Nancy Haigh
Ian Crafford
Phil Alden Robinson
Charles Gordon
Dennis Gassner
Phil Alden Robinson
Lawrence Gordon
Leslie McDonald
Lloyd Levin
Brian E. Frankish
Enid Arias
Bonita DeHaven
Brian E. Frankish
Elle Elliott
Richard Arrington
Nancy Fogarty
Melinda Sue Gordon
Randy Peters
Stephen Andrzejewski
David Fulton
Robbie Knott
Albert Aquino
Grant Gilmore
William M. Elvin
Mitch Marcus
Jan Evans
James D.R. Hickox
L.A. Puopolo
Ken Ferris
Alan Edmisten
Dale E. Grahn
Jeff Smith
Dan Perri
W.P. Kinsella
TOP CAST
Kevin Costner
Ray Kinsella
Amy Madigan
Annie Kinsella
Gaby Hoffmann
Karin Kinsella
James Earl Jones
Terrence Mann
Ray Liotta
"Shoeless" Joe Jackson
Timothy Busfield
Mark
Burt Lancaster
Doc "Moonlight" Graham
Frank Whaley
Archie Graham
Dwier Brown
John Kinsella
James Andelin
Feed Store Farmer
Mary Anne Kean
Feed Store Lady
Fern Persons
Annie's Mother
Kelly Coffield Park
Dee, Mark's Wife
Michael Milhoan
Buck Weaver - 3B
Steve Eastin
Eddie Cicotte - P
Charles Hoyes
Swede Risberg - C
Art LaFleur
Chick Gandil - 1B
Lee Garlington
Beulah Gasnick
Mike Nussbaum
Principal
Larry Brandenburg
PTA Heckler
Mary McDonald Gershon
PTA Heckler
Robert Kurcz
PTA Heckler
Don John Ross
Boston Butcher
Beatrice Fredman
Boston Yenta
Geoffrey Nauffts
Boston Pump Jockey
Anne Seymour
Chisolm Newspaper Publisher
Brian Waldvogel
Additional Ballplayer
Brian E. Frankish
Clean-Shaven Umpire
Ben Affleck
Baseball Fan at Fenway Park (uncredited)
Matt Damon
Baseball Fan at Fenway Park (uncredited)
Kevin Fennessy
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
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